The Netherlands scored a double and broke the drought, Dortmund defeated Freiburg 1: 5

After about a month without a goal, the Norwegian striker scored twice in the top flight which ended in a crushing victory.

A pair also to the taxi, Dahud nailed the final nail and the gap from Bayern Munich dropped to three points

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14/01/2022

Friday, 14 January 2022, 23:19

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Summary: Dortmund - Freiburg 1: 5 (Sport 1)

The 19th round of the Bundesliga kicked off tonight (Friday) with a top-flight battle between Borussia Dortmund and Freiburg, which ended in a convincing 1-5 win over the Yellows-Blacks, who were paired with Arling Holland and Thomas Monier.

On Saturday Bayern Munich will try to recover from the loss to Borussia Mönchengladbach, while the latter will host an intriguing encounter against Bayer Leverkusen while Mons Dabour's Hoffenheim will play away against Union Berlin.

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Heroes of the evening.

Munia and the Netherlands celebrate Freiburg (Photo: GettyImages, Lars Baron)

Dortmund - Freiburg 1: 5

Arling Holland have not scored in the last two rounds of the Bundesliga and following the winter break the teams went to and after not scoring last Saturday in Frankfurt, it meant that tomorrow he could close out a full month without a conquest. But Holland came "hungry" to a meeting with the team in front of which he scored twice before and indeed found the net on the way to a resounding 1-5 that brings his team closer to the top.

Dortmund's first two goals against the fourth-ranked were actually by defender Thomas Munia who in the 14th and 29th minutes enjoyed two assists by Julian Brandt, but the Norwegian set up 0: 3 in extra time of the first half from Jude Blingham's interception. Armadin Demirovic shrank to 3: 1 in the 61st minute, but the "foals" could not risk beyond that and the Netherlands managed to complete a pair from Mahmoud Dahoud's cooking in the 75th minute. The latter is also the one who said the last word, when in the 86th minute he received a fantastic pass from Daniel Mullen and made it 1: 5 at the end.

Next year, Freiburg will try to beat Dortmund in an away game in the Bundesliga for the first time in its history.

As you may recall, last week Dortmund managed to narrow the gap from Bayern Munich to six points and now it has dropped to just three, at least until tomorrow.

Meets his favorite rival.

Gnabri (Photo: Reuters)

Saturday in the Bundesliga

F.C.

Cologne - Bayern Munich (16:30,

Sport4) After surrendering to Gladbach last week and dropping a streak of seven victories, the champion will try to open a new streak against the West German rival, which stands for three consecutive victories and has not scored four in three years.

Cologne is Serge Gnabry's favorite rival, scoring 11 goals in eight appearances.

Kingsley Coman, who yesterday extended his contract at the club until 2027, will be absent due to an injury similar to his French compatriot Corenten Tolisso, while Leon Goretzka is also unfit for the game.

If she scores for Cologne's net, Bayern will break the record they set themselves: 65 consecutive games in which they scored at least one goal.

Hoffenheim is in a good time, but every stumble will make an impact.

Dabour (Photo: GettyImages, Frederic Scheidemann)

Union Berlin - Hoffenheim (16:30, Breakouts in Sports 4)

Mons Dabour got into things in the month leading up to the holiday break and in the next round he will hope to return to scoring, having not done so in the previous two.

Although Hoffenheim and Union are separated by four places in the table, the gap is only three points, so the Israeli's team knows that every stumble means a loss of height in the race to secure a place in Europe next season.

Hoffenheim has not lost for seven consecutive rounds and the longest streak in its history was 10, just over three years ago.

Mönchengladbach - Leverkusen (19:30, Sport4)

The host opened 2022 with a big victory over the champion, and on Saturday will try to break a streak of four losses to Leverkusen, which is in a bad period and has not won five games in all competitions.

However, the visitors have scored more points in away games than any team in the league other than Bayern (15).

Mönchengladbach stood on its own in a five-game winless streak until it defeated the Bavarians, so it must accumulate more points to get closer to the picture of the battle for tickets to UEFA plants.

• German League 2021/22

  Group	Games	Victories	draw	Losses	Gates	Points
  1	Bayern Munich	18	14	1	3	18-57	43
  2	Dortmund	19	13	1	5	29-49	40
  3	Hoffenheim	18	9	4	5	27-38	31
  4	Freiburg	19	8	6	5	23-31	30
  5	Leverkusen	18	8	5	5	30-42	29
  6	F.C. Cologne	18	7	7	4	28-30	28
  7	Union Berlin	18	7	7	4	23-25	28
  8	Frankfurt	18	7	6	5	27-29	27
  9	multi. Leipzig	18	7	4	7	23-34	25
  10	Means	18	7	3	8	21-26	24
  11	Bochum	18	7	2	9	26-17	23
  12	Borussia Mönchengladbach	18	6	4	8	33-24	22
  13	Hertha Berlin	18	6	3	9	38-21	21
  14	Wolfsburg	18	6	2	10	30-17	20
  15	Stuttgart	18	4	6	8	31-22	18
  16	Augsburg	18	4	6	8	29-18	18
  17	Arminia Bielefeld	18	3	8	7	24-16	17
  18	Groiter Firth	18	1	3	14	49-13	6

Sunday Games in Germany:

Augsburg - Frankfurt (16:30, Sport 3)

Arminia Bielefeld - Groiter Firth (18:30, Sport 3)

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